Which place in Cornwall? DRYMN?

[spotty_pony]

So my horse was vaccinated at DRYMN on Cornwall I believe from 2009 - 2011. I’m just wondering what place that is an abbreviation for? When I Google it it’s coming up as Scotland but as far as I’m aware she lived in Cornwall all of her life.

 

[cobgoblin]

Is it Drym near Camborne?
https://www.mapskm.com/uk/map-of-Drym,cornwall

 

[spotty_pony]

Is it Drym near Camborne?
https://www.mapskm.com/uk/map-of-Drym,cornwall

Thank you yes it is. Looks like a very small place too!

 

[vhf]

There is indeed a very small place called Drym. Not aware of anywhere called Drymn though.

 

[spotty_pony]

There is indeed a very small place called Drym. Not aware of anywhere called Drymn though.

It may be a misprint in the passport. The place I’m looking for is somewhere called Fern Farm, Horsedowns…

 

[cobgoblin]

Not much on Fern farm apart from an approximate position
https://www.192.com/address/details/camborne/tr14+0np/fern+farm/

And this.
https://www.homipi.co.uk/property/camborne/praze/tr14-0np/fern-farm/

 

[vhf]

Ah, I know where Horsedowns is!!

 

[spotty_pony]

Ah, I know where Horsedowns is!!
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vhf - is it very rural? Horse has lived in the area all her life and I don’t think she’s seen a lot - she’s 14 but more like a 5/6 year old!

 

[Baroque]

Not vhf but yes, it's pretty rural. The lanes and bridleways (which are very good in that area) are quiet too. So it's entirely possible that they've not seen much of life!

 

[vhf]

vhf - is it very rural? Horse has lived in the area all her life and I don’t think she’s seen a lot - she’s 14 but more like a 5/6 year old!

Not vhf but yes, it's pretty rural. The lanes and bridleways (which are very good in that area) are quiet too. So it's entirely possible that they've not seen much of life!

Yep, rural, and a long way to go anywhere else, if that makes any sense? Your horse gets very familiar with the high hedges on narrow roads, cars climbing up your tail or appearing in your face round the blind bends; diving into gateways to squeeze past stuff... but not so much the constant stream of moving traffic. If they have transport, the occasional trip to the beach, or the odd (mostly small) competition venue, which everyone who holds a competition uses. Otherwise it's a long journey to a new experience.

 

[spotty_pony]

Yep, rural, and a long way to go anywhere else, if that makes any sense? Your horse gets very familiar with the high hedges on narrow roads, cars climbing up your tail or appearing in your face round the blind bends; diving into gateways to squeeze past stuff... but not so much the constant stream of moving traffic. If they have transport, the occasional trip to the beach, or the odd (mostly small) competition venue, which everyone who holds a competition uses. Otherwise it's a long journey to a new experience.

Makes perfect sense. Well I’m in Lincolnshire and it’s very open and flat so big contrast! Probably also makes sense why she keeps ticking herself into the hedge in the field!! She is really good in open spaces though and seems to be really enjoying the big views we get when out hacking. ?